Porting Flatmii to the Gamecube?

[Atari]

Ah. A Canadian store. Do you know of any American based retailers? Or does GMODZ ship over borders? What are their rates? I know international shipping is really expensive for the most part. Or perhaps you could buy another and ship it to me?

Sorry, that was a lot of questions.

 

[PalmerTech]

Mako was likely going to sell his to me, actually... But I think you might be a better candidate, I am waiting for the WiiKey Fusion to come out before deciding what to do myself.

 

[Atari]

I didn't want his, I was wondering if he would just purchase me another one for me to use. Unless that would be easier for him...

 

[PalmerTech]

His has a broken USB connector, and he lacks the skillz to re-solder it, I think. You any good yourself?

 

[Atari]

Plenty. Although I am a welder at heart.

 

[Mako321]

His has a broken USB connector, and he lacks the skillz to re-solder it, I think. You any good yourself?

Hey, I never said that. I could try, but I don't feel like taking the time to do so with other stuff going on.

 

[Zero]

To be honest, I think it might be more convenient size-wise to get rid of the Wii DVD drive all together and rely on software USB loaders. The compatibility is magnificent, and using USB drives or some sort of memory card as pseudo "carts" saves much more space than any sort of internal HDD.

 

[michael_0u812]

I agree with Zero. Having no hard drive and using USB sticks would be a fantastic idea! It would save power and a lot of space. I'm so doing this!

 

[Mako321]

I agree with Zero. Having no hard drive and using USB sticks would be a fantastic idea! It would save power and a lot of space. I'm so doing this!

I could just use a a WODE with a usb drive though, full compatibility bo fo sho. (Or a CF card on my sundriver)